The following Internet links will take you to a variety of Web sites containing excellent third party resource information regarding long-term care, long-term care insurance, health, seniors and aging, as well as related topics.
New York Life does not specifically endorse the information contained in these sites, nor is New York Life responsible for content they contain. These Web sites are for educational purposes only. Please consult your agent, or other professional advisor for advice on long-term care and long-term care insurance.
Long-Term Care:
LTC-Resources.com — This site was developed by Edward D. Haton, B.S., LNHA, in an attempt to provide answers to commonly asked questions about long-term care.
Disability, Aging and Long-Term Care Policy — This site is managed by the US Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation and offers current and archived long-term care related reports, research projects and FAQs.
Elder Care online — Elder Care online offers articles, support resources, discussion forums and tips for those providing care to the elderly.
Long-Term Care Insurance:
Health Insurance Association of America (HIAA) — HIAA is a resource for insurance information for consumers and insurance companies. HIAA's Web site features long-term care insurance research, news, publications and legal information.
National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) — The NAIC's Web site offers insurance consumers, regulators and companies information regarding all insurance services, including long-term care. The NAIC also works with the state regulators of all 50 states to protect the interests of consumers.
Health:
US Department of Health and Human Services — The US Department of Health and Human Services Web site contains health news, research and press releases, as well as links to all other US health agencies.
American Medical Association — The AMA disseminates information on scientific developments, medical practice, legislation, and professional education programs to members and the public.
New England Journal of Medicine — The medical journal's Web site has information on the latest breakthroughs and discoveries in the medical community.
Seniors and Aging:
Administration on Aging — Administration on Aging agency provides a range of information on issues, trends and laws that impact America's aging population.
Benefits Checkup — Benefits checkup helps thousands of seniors find programs to help pay for prescription drugs, health care, utility and other costs.
The National Council on the Aging — The National Council on the Aging is a not-for-profit organization composed of thousands of consumers, advocates and eldercare professionals who are committed to the belief that informed consumers are best able to help themselves.
National Center on Women and Aging — The National Center on Women and Aging provides newsletters, research, reports and planning tools to help women as they age.
ElderNet — ElderNet is a comprehensive Internet resource for seniors. ElderNet provides health, housing, legal, financial, retirement, lifestyles, news and entertainment content for seniors everywhere.
AARP — The American Association of Retired People's Web site provides information on everything from health to technology for today's retired people.
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